If you’re installing a wood-burning stove in your home, you might also need to install a new hearth for it to sit upon. A hearth must be made from a non-combustible material and protect any combustible materials below. Instances in...
One of the many upshots of the resurgence in the popularity of wood-burning stoves in recent years is that chimney sweeps are suddenly in great demand. People who perhaps have never had cause to contact a chimney sweep in their...
If you're buying a wood-burning stove, your woodburner flue installation will be a key part of the process. There's a lot more to installing a log burner than simply the stove. To fully enjoy all of the many benefits of a...
One of the trickiest aspects of buying a wood-burning stove on the internet is working out the correct flexible flue liner length for your chimney. How do you work exactly how much flue liner will be needed in the course...
1. A woodburner is more efficient than an open fire The biggest advantage of a wood-burning stove over an open fire is that it will save you money. The open front and chimney of a regular fireplace make it hugely...
Stove liners, which are often known as fire bricks, are the removable panels that sit against the left side, right side and back of the firebox of your wood-burning stove. Their purpose is to protect the stove’s metal bodywork from...
Has the bottom grate on your wood-burning stove warped or broken? You might have spotted that a hole has formed in the metalwork or that the bars have warped and are bent further apart than they were previously. If you...
Discover why fire cement is a must-have item for stove owners Fire cement is something all wood-burning stove owners should have stored in the shed or under the sink. It’s so versatile, handy and effective that it makes sense to...
The relationship between wood-burning stoves and condensation is a tricky one, though some instances are more serious than others. Let’s start with what ought to be the least severe example of condensation on a stove… Condensation on the outside of...
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